Occupational Therapy - Home Health
action squaredMiami Springs (FL)
Occupational Therapy - Home Health
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action squaredMiami Springs (FL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Occupational Therapist The Occupational Therapist is a qualified professional person who directs, supervises, evaluates, and provides Occupational Therapy Services to clients in the home as prescribed by the Attending Provider.
Qualifications:
- Graduate of an Occupational Therapy school approved by the Council of Medical Education of the A.M.A. in collaboration with the American Occupational Therapy Association or its equivalent
- Registered by the American Occupational Therapy Association
- Has at least one or two years of experience
- Licensed by applicable state
Responsibilities:
- Evaluates and establishes goals based on the client's current level of functioning and potential for improvement and performs re-evaluations as indicated which are documented on the required form(s)
- Guides and instructs the client in prescribed therapeutic, self-care, and creative activities that are directed toward improving independence and physical and mental functioning
- Establishes household management routines
- Records and reports to the provider the client's reaction to the therapy program or any changes in the client's condition through periodic written summaries
- Instructs clients and their families in the use of prosthetic, orthotic, and assistive devices (canes, walkers, wheelchairs, etc.)Instructs the family in the client's total Occupational Therapy program
- Instructs other health team personnel in the care of clients regarding occupational therapy
- Attends paramedical service meetings and combined paramedical and nursing service meetings
- Prepares clinical/progress notes on the day of the visit which are incorporated in the clinical record weekly
- Participates in staff development activities and in-service education
- Attends case conferences
- Supervises the Occupational Therapy Assistant, as indicated
- Communicates effectively with all those providing care
- Confirms, on a weekly basis, the scheduling of visits with the DON to coordinate necessary visits with other personnel
- Participates with staff, client, and provider in discharge activities and completes the Occupational Therapy Discharge Summary within the designated framework of the Agency policies
Benefits
Pay: Varies by visit
Location: In-person
Job Type: Full time
Special Requirements:
- Must have a car with required insurance coverage and a state driver's license or reliable transportation
- Malpractice insurance coverage
- Functional Abilities
- Able to communicate verbally and in writing to the extent required by the positionAble to physically perform the duties required by the positionAble to travel to prospective clients' residences within Miami-Dade and Monroe County
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